You’ve probably heard the words NFTs and AI thrown around a lot. While these tools are talked about as technology that will change our lives in the near future, a lot of these tools are already here. 

In today’s show, we’re going to talk about how the one-person marketing team can use AI tools already on the market to get back hours in their workday. Then we’re chatting with futurism creator Nasjaq on his favorite startups and just what the hell we’re supposed to do with NFT’s. 

This plus some of my favorite Tiktoks from the world of logistics. 

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Zach and Anthony reconnect with Dr Zac Rogers and discuss the latest Logistics Managers’ Index results and how supply chains have changed over the past year. 

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On today's episode of WithSONAR, we will discuss the sharp recovery of freight demand after a Thanksgiving slump and what it means going into the Christmas New Years holidays!

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On today’s episode Dooner and The Dude are talking about the art of capturing container ships on film with photographer Nick Souza. We’ll learn how he gets such amazing pics of these beasts of the ocean. Looking for the perfect gift for the freight lover in your family? He’ll tell us how to get prints of your favorite shots. 

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Mitsubishi Gas Chemical America has been using a packaging technology called RP System to protects products such as auto parts and electronics in Japan for many years. Now, the company wants to introduce RP System to production facilities in the U.S., and there’s no time like a pandemic to make sure limited supplies are protected from moisture and oxygen damage.

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In today's episode, Kevin and Richie discuss the importance of continuing education in sales. There’s a reason why doctors, lawyers, and engineers continue to read and learn in their professions. It’s the same for sales too. 

Kevin and Richie also come to class prepared to share their top 5 books every person selling freight should read. 

Plus, listener feedback, advice, and community building!

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Anthony Smith and Tony Mulvey dive into recent transactions around in the logistics space and Wall Street’s reaction. 

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